Transcript for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Viewers: Hello, this is Ability Anyware Radio streaming live from the Accessible Community, Culture & Technology Fair at the New York Public Library. We're visiting the AT Guys booth here at the event.

Host: Hi JJ! How are you?

JJ: I'm doing great. And you?

Host: I'm well. Thanks. So, can you tell us about what AT Guys does?

JJ: Absolutely and thank you so much for the opportunity. AT Guys, AT stands for Access Technology. So what we do is we provide affordable technology products, especially for people on the go. So we have everything from Bluetooth speakers and headsets to bone conduction headsets. Those are headsets that actually don't cover your ears. So you can wear them while your traveling and you can hear your surroundings as well as the headset. We have an accessible power bank, battery pack, which you can use to charge devices, like an iPhone or an Android. And it's accessible because it will vibrate to let you know how much power is left in the battery. We have a portable digital voice recorder that talks called the MicroSpeak. We have a couple different blue tooth keyboards, which are accessible as well. We also have other specialized technology, such as the Victor reader trek, which is a combination book player and GPS. We have Braille displays. We have screen readers. We have tactile screen overlays for iPhones to help you use your phone and take full advantage of it. And perhaps find out how to make phone calls and do other things using your iPhone tactilely. We really try to do a lot technology that is both affordable and highly useful.

Host: Oh, that's great. So can you give us your website and Twitter handle?

So we are at www.atguys.com and the Twitter is the same @ATguys. We have support@atguys.com for email.

And you can call us at 269-216-4798.

Host: Ok, thank you JJ. Have a great day.

JJ: Thank you so much.

Host: Bye, bye.